Patient's question:
Clinical manifestations of pediatric diarrhea? An 8-year-old child doubts that unclean food within two days has caused abdominal pain, nausea, vomiting, and fever. Is it bacterial dysentery? Can it be treated with cephalosporins and smectite? What are the good treatment methods for doctors?Doctor's answer:
This symptom involves a viral pediatric viral abdominal pain with dietary suppression. Based on the current season, it should be caused by enterovirus infection. It is recommended to adopt antiviral and supportive therapy for enterovirus infection. At the same time, dietary fluid intake should be suppressed. If necessary, intravenous fluids should be administered. Patients with severe nausea and vomiting should be monitored for electrolyte disorders. Children with psychogenic anorexia and anorexia should see a doctor for blood ion supercare tests. Symptomatic electrolyte disorders should not be casually used to use antidiarrheal drugs, which may lead to viral toxins entering the blood and causing sepsis.